As part of the Transit Project Assessment Process, the Region of Waterloo’s rapid transit team is hosting three meetings to consult with members of the public about its plans. Information will be available at each meeting reviewing the potential impact of the rapid transit project on the environment.
The meetings take place Tuesday, January 24, Wednesday, January 25 and Thursday, January 26.
You can learn more about light rail transit in Waterloo Region here.
Waterloo light rail transit — public consultation meetings
Tuesday, January 24
from 3 until 8 p.m.,
First United Church,
16 William Street West,
Waterloo
Getting there by public transit
- eastbound Grand River Transit buses operating along the 5 Erb West* route to William Street West east of Caroline Street. Walk west to Caroline, cross to the north side of William West, then walk east to the church.
- buses operating along the 7 Mainline route to King Street North and William Street. Walk west along the north side of William West to the church.
- buses operating along the 200 iXpress route to the Uptown Waterloo iXpress stop. Walk two blocks south along King Street North and then west along the north side of William Street West to the church.
Wednesday, January 25
from 3 until 8 p.m.
The Region of Waterloo,
150 Frederick Street,
Kitchener.
Getting there by public transit
- Most GRT buses operating through downtown Kitchener serve stops within two blocks of the regional offices.
Thursday, January 26
from 3 until 8 p.m.
The United Kingdom Club,
35 International Village Drive,
Cambridge
Getting there by public transit
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The Cambridge Centre Terminal is across the street from the club.
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